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Hi I'm just posting to see if any one else has this problem with the drill, the problem is when the drill hasn't been used for a few minutes I'm finding I'm having to remove the battery and then put it back in for the drill to work,this is happening with both batteries and there both showing as fully charged.

Thanks
 
Why would a drill need an App for any serious use?

...This was at the centre of my argument,with the Milwaukee rep,at a recent toolfair.

He tried hard,but failed,to provide a practical reason for the addition of this superfluous and un-required addition.

You can put lipstick on a baboon...but it does not make it an air-stewardess...
 

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